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Pentecost celebrates the countless expressions of God's love and wisdom. Like a skilled dancer, God's Holy Spirit moves through all creation, bringing forth life and love and inspiration. Fire and wind are everywhere. Inspiration and revelation are just a moment away and can come either by surprise or as a result of the interplay between God's wisdom and our intentional spiritual practices. The spirit blows where it wills, in all directions, embracing all life, human and nonhuman. In other words, Pentecost is about God's omnipresence, which Ingram interprets through the categories of Whiteheadian process theology, as God's ever-present "initial aim" that all things and events at every moment of space-time achieve the maximum self-fulfillment of which they are capable. Intentionally conforming our "subjective" aims for our own fulfillment with God's initial aim for us, as the historical Jesus did, is the call of Pentecost. Omnipresence is an all-or-nothing deal. God can't be a little omnipresent. Either God is present in, with, and under every thing and event since the beginning of creation--what theologians and philosophers call panentheism--or omnipresence makes no sense.
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Biblical CommentaryTable of contents
- Title Page
- Preface
- Chapter 1: A Reflection on Pentecost
- Chapter 2: A Reflection on the Trinity
- Chapter 3: Bread Is Life
- Chapter 4: When Law and Compassion Conflict
- Chapter 5: The Bloody Truth
- Chapter 6: Jesus and James on “True Religion”
- Chapter 7: A Woman of Faith
- Chapter 8: Who Did the Historical Jesus Say He Was?
- Chapter 9: The Death of Jesus and the Future of Violence
- Chapter 10: A Theological Hodgepodge
- Chapter 11: The Politics of Grace
- Chapter 12: The Rich Man
- Chapter 13: James and John Make a Request
- Chapter 14: Blind Bartimaeus
- Chapter 15: Reformation Day
- Chapter 16: All Sinners and Saints Day
- Chapter 17: The Prophetic Widow
- Chapter 18: Whom Shall We Trust?
- Chapter 19: “What Is Truth”
- Chapter 20: An Epilogue in Process
- Bibliography
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